iMuffs deliver sound, not warmth

Posted in Headphones by Conner Flynn on November 23rd, 2008

iMuffs deliver sound, not warmthSure, the name sounds cozy, but iMuffs are not meant to keep your ears warm, which sucks because it is cold outside. But they will let you listen to your iPod Nano, iPod Classic, iPod Photo, iPod Touch, iPod Mini and all 3rd generation iPods without a cable.

Just attach the iMuffs Bluetooth transmitter to your iPod and you’ll be un-tethered. You can control the volume and playback with the headphones themselves, keeping your device safely in your pocket. The built-in battery can be recharged via USB, and they claim a play time of 16 hours. You can get the iMuffs in black or white for $129.99.

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2 Comments to “iMuffs deliver sound, not warmth”
  1. Josh Says:

    Yeah, those are pretty sweet. But have you heard about these yet?

    http://www.ithreesixty.com

    Great sound PLUS WARMTH!!!

    Just got mine and I love them.

  2. Jen Says:

    These look delicious… too bad they don’t keep your ears warm, they’d be perfect otherwise.
    (Well, except for the price bit.)

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